The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-02
NEWS FROM FATHERLAND.
EVENTS OF GREAT MOMENT OCCURRING
At FRIEDRICUsRUHE


The nGiiit.ry Ari..ee with Italy Likely to
he Observation-Disclosures Prejeats TO
Maintaiu the Peace OF Europe-NeGotie-
tieno with the Pepe for Reconciiintion.
COPYRIGHT 1887, BY the Ee,o Pork Associdted Press
BERLIN. Oct. 1.-The coming conference
between Prince Bismarck and Signor Crispi,
the italian Prime Minister. completely ovoi-
shadows the interest In the recent shooting
affair on the frontier. Count Herbert Bismarck
left the foreign office this afternoon for Bue-
chen Junction, In order to receive Signor
Crlspi and accompany him to Friedrichsruhc.
The interview is regarded as OF supreme I'M
portsnce. It has especial reference to q re-
newal OF the military convention between
Italy, Austria, and Germany. The alliance Of
the central powers with Italy on general policy
was renewed for 1--WE years. but the military
convention. for offensive and defensive pur-
pesos. covered only six months-from March
last to September.
While Count Kalnoky, Austrian Prime Min
lister. was at Friedrichsruhe, despatch was
sent to Signor Crispi, asking whether he was
ready to rcnew the convention. Prince Bis;
& ssnSp his
convention, and made arrangements to visit
ods be obeS tS d liz
assurance Of peace for many months TO come.
Another question Of special interest to the
ton. Within tho present week diplomatic ac-
and he h ssnos 6
is coming to Friedrichsruhe. 4 note was sent
Sy Score
Give sItISsi y svsTy means in their 'poYsI:
the Pope had referred t the extent Of The
possible CONCESSIONS to the Holy SEQ to the
College Of cardnalS whose
scilia, the new Nuncio at Munich, is expected
negotiation. Mgr. Galimberti. the NuncIo at
Ing The reaons SetWeen State and church
and the Vatican '" sonasd 70
credited with being DESTROYS Of discussing with
ropean Zollyerein including Germany, Aus
tria. Italy. Servia. and Roumania. The pro-
Iect appears imnracticaa66le In view OF the ex,
and Ropmania. yet the subject is treated
sirable and possible. They hold it to be espec-
tally desirable as TREMENDOUS "facer" to
The Cologne Gazette says that a central Eu-
ropean Zollverein would render Germany
entirely independent OF Russian timber, corn
and cattle. and would realize the object which
has long been the ideal OF many eminent poit-
ioal economists and many practical statesmen.
In official circles It Is believed that Prince
Bismarck has already made overtures to Sig
nor Crispi for Italy to join the proposed Zoll-
verein. Signor Crispi will Iemnin three days
with Bismarck. and will afterward go to
Vienna to meet Count halnoky. The inter-
views are diplomatic successes Of Prince Bis
marck. and must gall the Fronoh and Russian
Governments.
Tho frontier affair. which has never boon re-
with the payment Of an indemnity to Brieuon's
widow, and an expression Of regret from tho
German Government. II France in"ists upon
the punishment of Kaufman. the demand will
not be granted. The German official inquiry
proves that Kaufman acted according to the
letter OF his instructions. To further appeaso
France Count Won Munster has been authoriz-
ed to inform NJ Flourens that measures will be
taken on the German side OF the frontier to re-
lax the severity OF the code OF regulations un-
der which the forest rangers and other officials
act. This will be the extent OF the satisfaction
accorded France.
The Socialists of Zurich have resolved to ad-
wise the German Socialists in America to unite
in protest against the hanging of the Chicago
Emperor, william will sojourn at Baden
Baden until Oct. 20.
shortly for New York, where she vii! make her
make two-years' tour Of the United States,
giving 225 concerts for which she will receive
$4,000 exclusive OF travelling and hotel ex-